Huawei Technologies uses smart solutions to protect vital European migratory-bird habitat

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Firm’s Tech4All programme helps enrich biodiversity and create a more sustainable ecosystem at Austria’s Lake Neusiedl.

Huawei’s technology has been used for the past three years to study Lake Neusiedl – covering 315 sq km on the border of two Central European nations: 240 sq km in Austria and 75 sq km in Hungary – which is home to a rich biodiversity, including numerous bird species.

World leaders gathered in Baku, Azerbaijan, earlier this month to discuss setting more ambitious plans of action to tackle environmental issues such as cutting greenhouse gas emissions at the 2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as Cop29.